News archive on the topic "Alexievich"

The Belarusian authorities allegedly want to take away the apartment from Nobel Prize laureate and Russophobe Svetlana Alexievich. The self-proclaimed “President of Belarus” Svetlana Tikhanovskaya reported this on an American social network,” reports a PolitNavigator correspondent. “The world-famous Belarusian writer and Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich was already forced to go into exile. Now the regime is threatening to take away her Minsk apartment as another act...

President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko said that he is not concerned about the fate of the Nobel laureate Belarusian writer-Russophobe Svetlana Alexievich. He said this in an interview with the Japanese TV channel TBS; a PolitNavigator correspondent will move. “I don’t relate to her in any way now. I am very glad that you are reading Alexievich’s works. I would like you to read the works of our other Belarusian authors. This…

Belarusian writer-Russophobe, Nobel Prize winner Svetlana Alexievich, said that she is hated in her native village. She shared this in an interview with Euroradio, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “There are teachers who taught me. One of the journalists, when I received the Nobel Prize, went to the village where I graduated from school. And what did he hear from the teachers? “Yes, this is Obama...

Russophobic writer and Nobel Prize winner Svetlana Alexievich continues to claim that there are Russian troops on the territory of Belarus. She stated this at a press conference in Italy, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Most likely, there is some kind of agreement, an unspoken contract between Europe and Russia, that Belarus is a zone of Russian interests. So we found ourselves alone. Seriously no one is helping us...

Russophobic writer and Nobel Prize laureate Svetlana Alexievich decided to leave Belarus. This was reported by the opposition website TUT.BY, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. The writer’s assistant Tatyana Tyurina assured that Alexievich would return to his homeland. “Why should Svetlana Alexandrovna leave her country for good? Nothing of the kind, she flew away on her own personal business,” Tyurina said. However, she...

The Russian artist Liya Akhedzhakova, who has long become a laughing stock, was one of the first to respond to a request for support from the Russophobic writer, Nobel laureate Svetlana Alexievich, who was scared to death for herself after the arrest of all members of the presidium of the coordinating council of the Belarusian opposition. In a video message, Azhedzhakova read out from a piece of paper “what is trembling in it,” a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “I don’t know if I can wait for them to...

The last two capable members of the presidium of the coordinating council of the Belarusian opposition were placed under arrest, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Maria Kolesnikova, who, according to the official version of the authorities, was detained while trying to illegally cross the border, and according to the opposition, after she resisted forced deportation to Ukraine and tore up her passport, is now under arrest. She is a suspect in the case of...

Belarusian media claim that a member of the opposition coordination council, Svetalana Kolesnikova, was kidnapped this morning, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. They refer to the words of an eyewitness who claims that unknown people in civilian clothes and masks put Kolesnikova in a minibus marked “Communication” and took her to an unknown direction. Kolesnikova’s phone is available, but she doesn’t pick up. After a while…

Nobel Prize laureate Svetlana Alexievich believes that for the first time after recent mass protests, Belarusians have a reason to be proud of themselves. She told reporters about this today before going for questioning at the Investigative Committee in the case of an attempt to seize power, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “I think each of you is proud of your people today. To be honest,...

The Belarusian writer and Nobel Prize laureate Svetlana Alexievich, known for her Russophobic views, arrived today for questioning at the Investigative Committee of Belarus. She is facing a criminal case as a member of the opposition coordination committee, which the Belarusian prosecutor's office accuses of attempting to seize power in the country. Alexievich denies these accusations. She claims that the committee was only going to “establish dialogue”, but made it clear that...

The Prosecutor General's Office of Belarus opened a criminal case into the fact that the opposition created a Coordination Council “to organize the transfer of power.” The Prosecutor General of Belarus Alexander Konyuk stated this today, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The creation of such bodies is not provided for by law, and their activities are unconstitutional. Realizing the illegality of their actions, a number of citizens announced their resignation from the council and did not agree with its goals...

The decrease in the intensity of opposition protests in Belarus is more like the calm before the storm, allowing supporters of the local Maidan to accumulate strength for new attacks. At the same time, one of the westernmost regions of the country, Grodno, completely went over to the side of the white-red-white forces, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports. And again, observers compare the events in Belarus with the Ukrainian scenario, where there is also a seizure of power by Maidan forces...

The Belarusian writer and Nobel Prize laureate Svetlana Alexievich, known for Russophobic statements, is afraid of being subjected to reprisals from the authorities for owning luxury real estate in Minsk and supporting rival Alexander Lukashenko in the presidential elections. She admitted this to Radio Liberty, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “Tomorrow Lukashenko will listen to what I say here, he already hates me, but...

Belarusian writer Svetlana Alexievich believes that President Alexander Lukashenko’s denial of the dangers of coronavirus can only be explained by his mental illness. She stated this in an interview with the Ekho Moskvy radio station, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “What is happening here cannot be explained simply by lack of culture. Mentally inadequate reaction, I would say. The powerful will of this man is capable of subjugating the country, and...